Tyler McBrien

You could hang it on the Guidestones.

Until 2022, when someone in the middle of the night on July 6th blew them up with some explosives.

And to this day, it remains a mystery of who blew them up.

And so that's kind of what we were trying to tell.

This double mystery of who built them and then who blew them up.

Yeah, and it's funny, the RC Christian, he wrote a lot.

He wrote a book to kind of explain what was behind these, and he took direct inspiration from Stonehenge, but the flaw that he saw in Stonehenge was that they didn't have any words on them, so no one knows what they meant, and so that they are always shrouded in secrecy.

So he wanted to go through great pains to write everything on the Guidestones, and I should probably say...

They are essentially meant to guide humanity after some sort of apocalyptic event wipes the slate clean.

So in the 80s, this was, I think, top of mind.

This was like nuclear apocalypse with the Soviets, for example.

He wrote a book.

He wrote On the Stones to make sure that people knew what they were about.

And then people, you know, the irony is that people just took it wherever they wanted anyway.

It's because they were vague enough and he was mysterious that they just made up their own stories about it.

Exactly, yeah.

And by saying mysterious, he wanted to keep the attention away from him, but then it's kind of like a Streisand effect where he made himself mysterious, and then he attracts all the attention.

Yeah, a return guy.

But I mean, to be honest, that was one of the reasons he was, I mean, he had the money, which was remarkable.

I think in today's terms, it was upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars.